JGKS – History and Culture of South Eastern Europe

Jahrbücher für Geschichte und Kultur Südosteuropas – History and Culture of South Eastern Europe. An Annual Journal. Un annuario sulla storia e la cultura del sud-est Europa che propone approfondimenti e spunti di riflessione di esperti ed esperte della comunità scientifica internazionale. Focus del numero 8, anno 2006, la regione dell’Istria, terra di confine.

Grenzland Istrien / Borderland Istria
– Sabine Rutar, Sono di pura razza bastarda. Vignettes of Istrian History. Paolo Sema, b 29 June 1915 in Piran, d 21 April 2007 in Trieste. An Obituary
Revisiting Historiographic Paradigms
– Bjørn Thomassen, The State and the Population Census: The Creation of National Groups in the Austrian Empire
– Marta Verginella, City and Countryside. Paradigm of an Ethnocentric Reading
– Egidio Ivetic, On Croatian Nation-Building in Istria (1900-1940)
– Sacha Zala, Beyond the Revolutionary Festival. Remarks on D’Annunzio’s Fiume
– Guido Franzinetti, The Rediscovery of the Istrian Foibe
Borderland: From the 18th to the 20th Centuries
– Aleksej Kalc, Migration to Trieste in the 18th Century
– Vanni D’Alessio, Croatian Urban Life and Political Sociability in Istria from the 19th to the early 20th Century
– Pamela Ballinger, Trieste: The City as Displaced Persons Camp
– Nevenka Troha, Relations between the Yugoslav Authorities and Ethnic Italians in the Koper District (1945-1954)
– Zdenko Čepič, The Agrarian Reform in the Slovene Part of Zone B (1945-1948)
– Carl Bethke, Harlem is located in Istria: The Bosnian Miners of Labin
Source
– Daniela Paliaga, The Italian ginnasio "Antonio Sema" in Piran between Memory and History (Translation, Introduction und Comments by Sabine Rutar)

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Jahrbücher für Geschichte und Kultur Südosteuropas 8 (2006)
anno di pubblicaazione: 2007
edito da: Slavica Verlag München